How Blockchain Can Save The Planet
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A circular waste-to-soil system recovers millions of kilograms of pre-consumer produce, feeds it to a vertical three-level worm farm housing ~6,000 lb of worms, and bioconverts ~2 tons of feedstock into 1 metric ton of castings per day that can replace synthetic fertilizers. Data gets weighed at intake and output, modeled by an LCA and written to a blockchain LCA with Deloitte audit, enabling farm-level traceability, measurable social metrics (meals recovered) and audited carbon-offset claims.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Blockchain and sustainability
- 1:28Reality Plus Refeed Farms
- 3:53Circular systems traceability
- 7:20Blockchain auditing challenges
- 10:54Regulators embracing blockchain
- 13:20Transparency fraud prevention
- 16:49Holistic impact beyond carbon
- 19:18Worm farming soil regeneration
- 21:48Blockchain solution for planet
- 23:11Web3 sustainability strategy
- 24:14Closing remarks
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